🛠🚀 Ziyad's ESLint configuration for hypermodern web development (TypeScript + Next.js + TailwindCSS).
This is part of a larger effort to streamline the process of very quickly spinning up high-quality webapp projects (mostly for myself). A link to more information will eventually land here.
I really like Black's concept of an uncompromising Python code formatter. There are three major tenants of the philosophy this configuration follows:
- Eliminate the need to think about the minutiae of code style.
- Provide a universal, easy-to-follow style guide for new projects.
- Encourage the use of well-build modern technologies.
Check out the .eslintrc.yaml for the most up-to-date view of what rules and plugins are enabled.
Notably, this config does not introduce any new rules. It just configures existing ones.
This projects follows a modified semantic versioning scheme for major, minor, and patch releases.
- Major: a technology change (addition or removal), or otherwise completely backwards-incompatible change.
- Minor: a rule or dependency change that may be backwards-incompatible and does not have an automated fix.
- Patch: a rule or dependency change that is either backwards-compatible or has an automated fix.